Long Hours and Fatigue
Access records reveal how long people are actually on site, which on many projects is longer than anybody intended and longer than the risk assessments assume.
Analysis
The register sees something no employer can: total hours across every company on site.
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Access records reveal how long people are actually on site, which on many projects is longer than anybody intended and longer than the risk assessments assume.
Analysis
What the records have to answer when something happens, and the questions an investigation asks that nobody prepares for.
Procedure
Headcount determines what facilities a site must provide, and the register is the only honest source for it — which is why the number is frequently understated.
Analysis
Information has to reach a workforce that changes weekly and belongs to other companies. What actually arrives, and what the register says about who was missed.
Analysis
Neighbours, passers-by, delivery drivers and trespassers are affected by the site and appear in none of its workforce records. What the boundary has to do.
Analysis